Etymograph

English

resolutionist

From resolution + -ist.

A compound of resolution + -ist

Latin solvō ‘to loosen, untie’

Latin resolvō ‘to release, loosen’

Latin resolūtiō ‘untying, loosening’

Middle English resolucioun ‘dissolution’

English resolution

Today it means

noun One who makes a resolution.

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Etymograph / resolutionist